24 hours layover in Frankfurt
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7:00 - Check into hotel
Only a night stay in Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, I am already in love. Amazing hospitality and exceptional service. Concierge and reception really knew their stuff and were able to answer any questions I had!!
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The hotel locates at the centre of Frankfurt, meaning you can walk to most tourist spots. This hotel is also perfect for business stay and conferences as it locates in the CBD, 5 mins proximity from the Stock Exchange and Commerzbank HQ.
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9:00 - Breakfast in cafe
In the CBD area, there are plenty of cafe to choose from, big American brands like Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts and etc... Of course, there are also local brands and local bakeries to choose from. I waddled into Coffee Fellow which appeared to me as a local chain for a bagel and cuppicino (yes, a bagel... please do not judge, I was jetlag).
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10:00 - Palmengarten Garden
After breakfast, I decided to do a small excursion from the city centre. Hopped on a train and headed to +Palmengarten, which is 15 mins metro ride away from central area.
This garden was found in the 19th century. On around 22 hectares of land, this botanic garden is the biggest in the city of Frankfurt. Displaying a range of beautiful and exotic plants and floras around the world.
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12:00 - Eiserner Steg
After visiting the garden, I headed back to the centre of Frankurt. Walked along River Main, took pictures and had ice cream... So chillax~
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1:00 - Lunch at a traditional German restaurant - Astchel
It's time for Lunch! I had a quick search on Tripadvisor to see if there was any good traditional Geramn restaurants around the area. Turned out there was one just 10 mins away from the Bridge. Ranked as one of the best German restaurants in the whole of Frankfurt, the menu is very reasonably priced with plenty of choices! By favourite was grilled pork knukle.
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3:00 - Romer Plaza
The most visited sights in Frankfurt. Romer Plaza is what you would expect in a German town. The Romer is a medieval building in the Alstadt, located opposite the Old St. Nicholas Church and has been the city hall for over 600 years.
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4:00 - The Big Euro
As a banker, of course I have to visit the big Euro sign!
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6:00 - Back to hotel (#Room Service #TV #Relax #Catchuponwork #Sleep)
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| Photo: Serafina S. +Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof |
Serafina
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